Gayle Anderson was live in Santa Monica for today’s “Lose 5 with 5 segment”, which focuses on the health, economic and environmental benefits of biking. May is National Bike Month, a celebration sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists since 1956 that encourages Americans to bike to work or school.
Lose Five with Five- May is National Bike Month
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